WATSON, Gent. one, &c. v. REYNOLDS, CASE for slander of title. Plea, not guilty. WESTMINSTER In actions for actionable in evidence of The lands in question were held under a lease words, not from Home. They were put up for sale by themselves, auction in seven lots, for the unexpired term of the their truth lease. The defendant attended at the sale, and may be given said publicly, before the first lot was put up, "There is a suit depending in the Court of Chancery in respect to this property: encroachments The attorney under the general issue, to disprove malice. claiming title to premises put up for sale, is not liable to an action for slander of title, if he bona fide, though without authority, makes such objections to the seller's title, as his principal would have been authorized in making. B |